Sentence examples for kind of a reflection from inspiring English sources

"This game was kind of a reflection of how our year has gone," Appier said.

A lot of people thought we were married, and obviously that was some kind of a reflection on their own lives, though of course we'd claim it was down to our brilliant acting.

That's because you see that their sense of humor is kind of a reflection of your own, but they always add a new twist from their experiences.

Likewise, things might be symmetric if right were swapped for left in a kind of mirror reflection, a symmetry known as parity.

The idea was that with each move she makes, or each thing that happens to her, she has a kind of reflection, which has a bit of a didactic quality to it.

One of his best-known poems, "Shtiler, Shtiler" (1914; "Hush, Hush") is "a credo for a poetry of nuance and understatement, a kind of allegorical reflection on the state of modern Jewish life, and a play upon the messianic expectation that runs through the whole Jewish experience" (according to the American literary and social critic Irving Howe).

Thus one can prove some properties of solutions in a bounded domain and this is a kind of essential reflection of blow-up or singularity theory as well, see [5] and references therein.

So there's a kind of general reflection beyond the surface events of the story.

Meanwhile, the music surges up from the pit, and the dancers' actions seem a kind of oblique reflection of its mystery and poignance.

The sudden fall from glory to the gutter can prompt a kind of melancholy reflection, not just on the vanity of human wishes but on the mutability of human monuments.

The musical numbers, which occur with minimal choreography on ordinary streets (and are written, for both movies, by Alex Beaupain), are less expressive than analytical, as if singing were above all a kind of philosophical reflection.